Printable Shortwave Band Chart? - RadioReference.com Forums
2010年11月15日 · I reference this chart a lot when I'm "scanning the bands". It may not be as concise as you had in mind for shortwave specifically, but it is very useful in identifying frequency allocation blocks in general. It definitely serves as a nice "tool in the box". 73 ScanCHS
Neewbe needs help understanding LW, MW, SW, AM, FM ...
2022年3月4日 · LW: 100-519 kHz (tuning step 1kHz or 9kHz) SW: 1711-29999 kHz (tuning step 1kHz or 5kHz) VHF FM (frequency modulation) is a broadcast band and for you in the US it will be from 87.5 to 108 MHz - In most area the stations are allocated frequencies that are 100kHz apart so that they don't interfere with one another.
Shortwave expectations - RadioReference.com Forums
2024年8月13日 · To find this time tune your radio in the shortwave band. to 5, 10, 15, 20 mhz for the WWV time station. If your. radio has a clock set it to that time station. Another tip is don't do scans of bands because. the radio will scan right over weak stations, do. manual tuning, rotating the tuning dial very slowly.
Shortwave Listening Guide | RadioReference.com Forums
Dec 20, 2008. #1. Here is a guide that I found online. It explains what you can expect to hear on various bands in plain english. Might be helpful to some people who are new to shortwave. 1700 to 1800 kHz: This is a "grab bag" of miscellaneous radio communications, mainly beacons and navigation aids. You may hear several transmitters that sound ...
I'm a total beginner shortwave listener, are there even any signals ...
2019年9月2日 · This page is a portal that describes the content of the SWLing.com family of websites. We also introduce shortwave radio and show you how to get started in the hobby of shortwave radio listening--how to buy a shortwave radio, understand the concept of UTC time and find frequencies and schedules...
Shortwave and Scanners Vs Wideband Recivers
Jul 25, 2009. #3. HF vs Wideband. A couple of points to ponder...First if your HF (Shortwave) listening is normally only in the 'AM' bands (meaning mostly VOA or BBC type commerical stations) then most good quality wide-band receivers will be fine.... However, if you want to explore the 'Side Bands' (upper & lower) many of the wideband ...
Genesis Communications Network on 4.84 MHZ
2016年3月30日 · So instead of 4.84mHz it would be 4840kHz. The vast majority of shortwave AM broadcasts operate exactly on the 10 or 5 kHz. Examples-4840kHz, 9410kHz, 7575kHz 9435kHz etc. The rare ones like a couple out of Asia you will find on an off frequency like say 3912kHz or 4557kHz (Korean).
BBC on International Shortwave 11 Meter band
Woodlands, Manitoba. Nov 24, 2023. #1. Listening around today, I managed to snag the BBC broadcasting out of Wooferton in the UK on the 11 meter International shortwave band (25.500 - 26.200 MHz). This was at 1730 UTC on 25.900 MHz. Nice solid +10dB signal. They're still on as I …
Help with "New" Shortwave Radio (Crown circa 1960)
2012年4月22日 · Portable radios from that time commonly had more than one band but the shortwave band (s) were a marketing gimmick. They were added cheap and dirty using the already existing circuits (RF & IF). This radio will use a 455 Khz IF with a simple diode detector on AM and shortwave with a bandwidth of about 12-15 Khz.
Shortwave Station based on location - RadioReference.com Forums
Jun 6, 2017. #1. Hello All, New to the forum/site and this is my first post. Curious if I could get some opinions on why I cant seem to hear any of the shortwave stations that should be broadcasting. I'm all the way up in Alaska, on Kodiak Island which is a few hundred miles southwest of Anchorage. All I can hear is stations out of East Asia.